Scalping is the shortest-term trading method where investors use high trading volumes to make a profit rather than trying to increase profits for each trade.
The stock market works on both data and sentiment. Many novice traders make decisions based on quick tips or have emotional biases while trading.
The financial market system in India can be broadly classified into two areas; the cash segment and the derivative segment. The cash segment has always been an investor favourite of the investors. However, India has witnessed a huge surge in derivatives’ turnover and trading volume in the past few years.
Most investors who started decades ago and have become successful in the stock markets are long-term investors. In the past, the stock market followed an open outcry system that did not have technology backed investing platforms and widespread financial tools for detailed analysis.
Equity trading or stock trading is the buying and selling of equities in the market through your registered trading account. To understand what is equity trading, you must first understand the concept of equities.
The concept of defining risk as 'R' can go a long way in allowing an investor to simplify his/her investment process. Look at the information below to further understand how you can trade successfully by defining risk as 'R'.
One you have understood the concept of stop loss, the next step is to understand the stop loss procedure or how to place the stop loss. Read more about on IIFL Capital Services Knowledge Center.
If you’re new to precious metal investment, you might be unsure of the differences between these two approaches and which is best for you. In this post, we’ll highlight the main difference between SGB and gold exchange-traded funds, weigh the benefits and drawbacks of each, and arm you with all the knowledge you need to make an educated choice. So, let’s learn about gold MF […]
Quite simply, illiquidity is the opposite of liquidity. In the context of a business, illiquidity refers to a company or an organisation that does not have the necessary cash flows to fulfil its debt payments.
All businesses have one goal: Profitability. However, the term profitability is comprehensive.
You’ve probably heard the terms “stock market trend” and “share market trend” a lot. What precisely are these patterns, and how can one spot them in the stock market? Recall that share market trends have a variety of uses. They explain the stock’s fundamental narrative and indicate whether the trend is continuing or changing. They are beneficial trading inputs. So, let’s learn about how to […]
The Williams %R Indicator can be very useful for even entry-level investors in deciding when to enter and exit a commodity or security based on the current pricing of securities as compared to the “correct” price or “real” value of the security.
Doing intraday trading is one part of the story. The bigger question is how to pick stocks for intraday trading. Obviously, not all stocks would be eligible to trade intraday as you need stocks that are predictable yet responsive to news flows.
Leverage in stock markets actually comes in various forms. There is the basic leverage of margin trading where you can pay a small margin and trade intraday. Leverage in the stock market also arises from the ability to pay just part of a delivery trade and borrow the rest in the market. Leverage in the share market can also arise from futures trading where you […]
Before we understand short selling in delivery, let us spend a moment understanding the rolling settlement system in India. Indian markets currently operate on T+2 rolling system. That means if you buy or sell a stock in the morning and do not square off before the end of trade on the same day, then it compulsorily goes into delivery
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